Two-part allegorical saying about horses

Ponytail and pipa-nothing.

Monkeys in the circus-playing with people.

Circus clown-going through the motions.

The saddle is on the donkey's back-it doesn't match the number.

Calling on horseback-anecdote.

The horse spread its legs-a question.

It is difficult for a horse crossing the bamboo bridge to turn.

A horse leads a sheep's head with a reins-it's not the right way.

Bite the cow's mouth-nonsense.

Nail palm on horseback-too far from the point.

The donkey's head sticks out of the manger-it has an extra mouth.

Good horse with silver saddle-two matches.

Riding without a whip-kiss up.

Ride a horse and eat bean buns-sprinkle stuffing.

Ma Huhu-that's not true.

The pony pulled the cart-it was already loaded.

Put a halter on a cow-mechanical reproduction.

A fly on a horse's ass-a blind buzz

The horse is scattered, and the pet head is gone.

A thousand-mile-long horse pulls a plow rake-it's overqualified.

Horse racing on the boat-there is no escape.

Burn down the paper horse shop-it will die sooner or later.

Buy a horse rather than a saddle-big things are no small things.

Do acrobatics at once-it's very artistic.

A horse with horns got off the pony-it was a strange thing.

The horses and chariots are at the door-General Hard.

A good horse is flogged-bear the burden of humiliation.

A horse hangs on a bead-prude.

Iron horse-drawn sleeves-not reused.

A dwarf is riding a big horse-it's hard to get up and down.

Horse racing on ice-untenable. Horse racing on a raft-lame.

The lame donkey ran after the horse, and it couldn't catch up.

Baby riding a wooden horse-I'd rather not get on.

Half-day horse racing in the clouds-leaking clues.

If you don't stop at the edge of the cliff, you will die.

Lead a horse in your pocket-happiness will not be enjoyed.